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Gas and Petrochemical
Terminals Delegates are
required to bring
calculators!
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
Bulk Liquid Storage terminals, refineries, on-off shore marine crude oil terminals, FSO or FPSO, being in proximity to oil and gas producing
basins, continue to be an important route for seaborne energy trade that links the Indian and Pacific Oceans. With rising oil demand
and prices, governments around the region are focused on enhancing output from mature fields and from new offshore developments,
increasing aggregate production capacities of both oil and gas in the near to mid-term.
This has led to an increasing demand for certified and trained Loading Masters for tank storage terminals and refineries. The challenging
tasks include mastering the art of loading and unloading activities and carrying the responsibilities that come with it.
This 3-day highly interactive and practical course will assist petroleum, crude oil, and petro chemical operators in achieving a competitive
advantage by having an effective and well-managed operation. This will ensure your operational processes and workforce perform up to
the highest standards and expectations achieving a competitive advantage.
Pre training test to assess the specific areas that need in depth
TANKERS & SHORE TANKS
coverage. This allows customizing the training program to
ascertain optimum benefit to the delegates. Vessel and barge dimensions and shipping terminology
Cargo inspection definitions
INTERNATIONAL SAFTEY GUIDE FOR OIL TANKERS AND Shore Tanks, fixed, floating roof
TERMINALS (ISGOTT) 5th EDITION Pumps & lines deep well, pump room, ballast
Inert gas systems
Safety procedures and recommendations for tanker and
terminal personnel
CARGO DOCUMENTS AND CARGO CALCULATIONS
The Nautical Chain
Bill of Lading, Ullage report, Vessel Experience Factor and
MANAGEMENT OF THE TANKER AND TERMINAL other relevant documentation
INTERFACE ASTM-API measurement & calculation methods of petroleum
products, crude oil, chemicals and LPG
Communications procedures & precautions
Outturn determination shore receipt
Pre-transfer exchange of information
Wedge formula calculation of Remaining on Board (ROB) and
Information from tanker to terminal
On Board Quantity (OBQ)
Information from terminal to tanker
Pre-berthing exchange of information
CHARTER PARTY AND DEMURRAGE
PROCEDURES FOR SAFE MOORING Charter party and trading terms
Lay time and demurrage
Safe Mooring (ISGOTT)
Statement of Facts
Preparation of Mooring
Global shipping clauses and retention clause
Mooring operation in port
Notice of readiness when to sign, receive or accept
Loading Master monitoring of moorings
Writing a Letter of Protest
Storage Terminal General Terms and Conditions
WORK SEQUENCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT
CUSTODY TRANSFER
Program Schedule
What is custody transfer?
Pre-transfer exchange of information (Day 1 Day 3)
Preparation for cargo loading (responsibilities ship & shore) 08:30 Registration
Preparation for cargo discharge (responsibilities ship &
09:00 Morning Session Begins
shore)
10:40 - 11:00 Refreshments & Networking Break
12:45 Luncheon
14:00 Afternoon Session begins
15:30 - 15:50 Refreshments & Networking Break
17:00 Course Ends
DAY 3 | 29th August 2014 WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
Arend van Campen is a committee member of the Dutch Branch of the Energy Institute. Arend has worked for over 35 years as
a Marine Cargo Expediter and Loss Prevention Advisor around the globe including Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Antwerp.
He started his career as a deckhand on tanker barges in Holland in 1977. After a few years, and serving in the Dutch Airforce,
he joined Saybolt to pursue an international career in cargo surveying and superintendence. He spent 2 years in Skikda,
Algeria where he worked under extreme circumstances and learned to protect clients interest to the fullest. At the end of 1984,
he joined Oil Inspections and worked for them as a Loss Control Marine Superintendent until the end of 1987 when he decided
to start his own company PSA, which to date still operates under this name in Algeria and Africa, although he is no longer
participating. PSA is currently a major contractor of tank terminal operations.
He worked in Indonesia where he was the key Loss Control and Supply Chain Advisor to the Pertamina board of directors until
2008. There he taught and trained operational personnel and set up an efficiency program to eliminate and control operational
losses such as demurrage, quality and quantity discrepancies and S&W free water issues.
After that, he returned to Amsterdam where he was contracted by MAIN BV (Gulf of Nederland) to manage their slop oil
recovery plant. At present, he runs Tank Terminal Training offering varied training programs for the energy industry, which has
been officially recognized by the Energy Institute as an approved learning provider.
Position: ____________________________________________
This sales contract is invalid without signature & company stamp Event Code: SGT 2240
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Cancellations/Substitutions
If you are unable to attend, a substitute delegate is always welcome at no additional charge. All bookings carry a 50% liability immediately after a fully completed sales contract has been received by the UNI office. Please
note that a written notice of the cancellation must be received via mail or fax 3 weeks prior to the event date in order to obtain the balance of the event fee as a credit to be applied against another UNI conference, summit or
training course. All fees are inclusive of an 15% service charge, which is completely non-refundable and non-creditable. Cancellation of any event with less than 3 weeks notice prior to the event date carry a 100% liability,
however the delegate will still be entitled to a complete set of course documentation. Payment must be made within 5 working days upon registration and in agreement, UNI will not be able to mitigate its losses for less than
50% of the contract value in case of dispute with the client or cancellation of this contract by any one party. UNI reserves the right to cancel or make any other changes to the content and timing of the events or speakers for
reasons beyond its control. If for any reason UNI decide to amend these conferences, summits or training courses, UNI is not responsible for covering airfare, hotel or other costs incurred by registrants. In the event that UNI
cancel the event, UNI reserves the right to transfer this booking to another event or to provide a credit of an equivalent amount to another event to be held within the following twelve months.
INDEMNITY: Should for any reason outside the control of UNI, the venue or speakers change, or the event be cancelled due to an act of terrorism, extreme weather conditions or industrial action, UNI shall endeavour to
reschedule but the client hereby indemnifies and holds UNI harmless from and against any and all costs, damages and expenses, including attorney fees, which are incurred by the client. The construction, validity and per-
formance of this Agreement shall be governed in all respects by the laws of Singapore to the exclusive jurisdiction of whose Courts the Parties hereby agree to summit.